Archive · 21 Jan 2026
Abhishek Banerjee Visits Sebaashray Model Camp
Abhishek Banerjee, a important leader from the Trinamul Congress party, visited a special medical camp called Sebaashray 2 in Diamond Harbour.
This camp provides free medical treatment to people in the area.
Mr. Banerjee started this initiative to help people in his constituency.
The camp has been very successful, with many people visiting for check-ups and medicines.
So far, over 3 lakh people have visited these camps.
Mr. Banerjee also started similar camps in other areas like Nandigram, where many people have also benefited.
He talked to the people at the camp and promised to help them with their needs.
Abhishek Banerjee, Trinamul Congress national general secretary and Lok Sabha MP from Diamond Harbour, visited a model Sebaashray 2 camp in Diamond Harbour.
The Sebaashray initiative provides free medical treatment to people under the Diamond Harbour Lok Sabha seat.
The camps have been held in various Assembly segments under Diamond Harbour, with follow-up camps scheduled from 24 to 28 January.
Over 3,38,906 people have visited the Sebaashray 2 camps, with 26,266 registered in Diamond Harbour alone.
In Diamond Harbour, 5,629 people were given medicines, 6,053 underwent diagnostic tests, and 28 were referred for higher treatment.
- Who
- Abhishek Banerjee, Trinamul Congress national general secretary and Lok Sabha MP from Diamond Harbour
- What
- Visited a model Sebaashray 2 camp in Diamond Harbour
- When
- This afternoon (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Diamond Harbour, West Bengal
- Why
- To provide free medical treatment to people under the Diamond Harbour Lok Sabha seat
- Person
- Abhishek Banerjee
- Role
- Trinamul Congress national general secretary and Lok Sabha MP from Diamond Harbour
- Initiative
- Sebaashray 2 camps
- Location
- Diamond Harbour, West Bengal
- Total Visitors
- 3,38,906
- Visitors in Diamond Harbour
- 26,266
- Medicines Given
- 5,629
- Diagnostic Tests Conducted
- 6,053
- Higher Treatment Referrals
- 28
- Number of Camps
- 31
